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President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko and the Netherlands recalls ambassador fatalities on Malaysia Airlines MH17 aircraft outside the Embassy of the Netherlands
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The bodies of victims MH17 aircraft was brought by train from Ukraine to the Netherlands, the country lost most of its citizens in the incident.
A train carrying the bodies of nearly 300 people on board were killed in the incident plane is shot down in Malaysia has arrived Ukraine Kharkiv, a city in eastern Ukraine.
The train arrived on Tuesday from Torez city, which controlled the pro-Russian rebel forces. The bodies were handed over to the Netherlands, the country lost most of its citizens in the incident.
Speaking in the Netherlands on Tuesday, Dutch Prime Minister Mark These said, he expects the plane carrying the bodies that will depart from the Ukraine as soon as possible.
The arrival of the bodies took place several hours after the rebels in eastern Ukraine handed over the plane's black box was brought down to the Malaysian aviation experts. Rebel leader Alexander Borodai said flight data recording equipment handover took place in the city of Donetsk, a few hours after Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak spoke to him by phone.
Borodai said, he had just signed a protocol stating Malaysia will hand over the black box to the experts at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Sakri Colonel Mohamed said Malaysia, box it suffered some damage, but intact and in good condition.
Also on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin promised in a televised statement that he would do everything in its power to influence the pro-Russian separatists who controlled the region to allow a full investigation into the conduct of the plane was shot down. But he said the effort would not be sufficient without additional pressure from Kiev to end hostilities.
Investigation Leads Netherlands Ukraine Offer Aircraft MH17
Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk Monday (21/7) offered to hand over the leadership of the crash investigation MH17 to the Netherlands,
Ukraine has offered to hand over the leadership role in the investigation of the shooting down of aircraft Malaysian airlines last Thursday, the Netherlands, whose citizens most in the plane. The offer was delivered while three forensic investigators from the Netherlands arrived at the crash site in eastern Ukraine and became the first foreign experts arrived there.
Ukraine bid apparently intended to reassure Russia and its supported rebels in order to allow the transport of 272 bodies have been found so far, most of which are stored in refrigerated railroad cars in a rebel-held town. Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk announced it in a press conference in Kyiv.
"The Ukrainian government is ready to submit to an international inquiry our friend, the Netherlands. Dutch party could lead the investigation along with the rest of the international community and the Ukraine, "said Yatsenyuk.
The proposal may be able to break the deadlock that led to the bodies in the abandoned town Torez. Russian backed separatists who control the territory it has rejected a request to allow Ukraine and international train was moving toward government-controlled city of Kharkiv, which is 300 kilometers.
Yatsenyuk said 28 investigators from four countries, and three Australian diplomats arrived in Kharkiv Monday morning to receive the body and arranged to transport it to a forensic laboratory in Amsterdam. Yatsenyuk said it would allow "a more independent investigation".
Meanwhile, three Dutch forensic investigators arrived at the crash site and cooperate with a delegation from the Organization of Security and Cooperation in Europe. The delegation is on a human rights mission but diverted to the area last week and has been documenting the situation there.
Delegation spokesman, Michael Bociurkiw experts explain the initial action in the rural railway station where the train carriages in the park.
"The three carriages with open pockets corpse. Experts enter into three cars and a look at a glance with the help of a flashlight. They said it was satisfied with the way the pockets of organized bodies and the temperature inside the car, given the difficult conditions in the field, "said Bociurkiw.
Bociuriw said investigators have to travel overland for a half day on the way to reach the area.
The Ukrainian government said the attack was not near the crash site. But there are reports of fighting in the regional capital, Donetsk and Michael Biciurkiw said there were reports that the railway line may be damaged so that it can complicate matters where the bodies are sent and when.
The UN Security Council on Monday (21/7) afternoon is scheduled to hold a vote on a resolution demanding international access to the crash site.
The UN Security Council has met Sunday night in New York to consider a resolution.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott to send Foreign Minister Julie Bishop to America to lead the lobbying efforts of the resolution. Australia lose at least 37 of its citizens in the crash. VOA
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